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Newspaper
Bryan Daily Eagle And Pilot
Location
Bryan, Texas, United States of America
Date
Oct 02, 1911
Page
3
A radio and newspaper summary discusses politics, noting talk of eliminating one party primary to narrow candidates for all offices. It mentions President Tats position, a May presidential and senatorial primary, and suggests a general elimination primary. The report also touches on international tensions and local amusements including a play and cultural notes.
The article, attributed to J. Hill of the New York Cotton Exchange, discusses an overabundance of cotton in warehouses, speculative pressure, and how price changes reflect not just current supply but future demand. It argues for cautious farming and investment, noting potential ginning records and predicting fluctuating yet favorable long term prices.
A senator from Alabama complains of excessive red tape in party platforms and says next year’s Democratic platform should mirror the Lord’s Prayer in clarity. He questions who is wise enough to craft such a platform.
A compact reminiscence on transforming a wartime hamlet into a modern community. The reflection emphasizes resilience, industrial drive, and a call to avoid pretense while pursuing progress.
Farmers meet Southwestern University at Kyle Field Friday afternoon in a highly anticipated clash. Dan Imboden emphasizes Southwestern’s veteran lineup and strong early-season form as he prepares his 1911 Farmers to counter with solid material and a focused defense.
Charley Morin declares retirement from the Express company amid notice. J Bouldernn and J L heavy elevena are cited in transition plans with successor not yet named. Morin, long cashier, managed finances in Austin and Houston, known for courteous manner and thorough administration of accounts.
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